Security
Business TechnologyEXCLUSIVE: FORMER head of cyber security for US Department of Homeland Security says bleak times are ahead for the web.
AsiaCOMPUTER networks at South Korean banks and TV broadcasters crashed simultaneously prompting speculation of a cyber attack by North Korea.
WorldTHE Stuxnet computer virus believed to have been developed by the United States or Israel to contain threats from Iran dates back at least to 2007.
OnlineA MAN has been tricked into handing himself into police for child pornography offences after a computer virus told him the FBI was investigating him.
Breaking NewsMORE malicious Android apps were discovered in the first six months of 2013 than in the three years prior, a new report shows.
Mobile PhonesFOR users of the 900 million Google Android gadgets circulating the globe, statistics on the dramatic rise of Android malware are alarming.
GadgetsHEY Apple fans, don’t think your phones are safer than anyone else’s. A leading security experts says iPhones don’t have proper protection and it’s only a matter of time before they’re attacked.
North AmericaSO far, the idea of hacking into medical devices has been limited to fiction and hacker demonstrations, but the threat is real.
NationalA NEW national cyber security headquarters will be set up to fight increasing online threats as part of a new security blueprint revealed today.
QLD NewsCYBER spies loom as the biggest security threat at next year’s G20 summit in Brisbane, according to one of the world’s leading security experts.
Breaking NewsA CYBER security white paper is urgently needed to help business and government deal with emerging threats, the Australian Strategic Policy Institute says.
Breaking NewsAUSTRALIA, Britain and the US have all raised concerns that Huawei’s alleged ties to the Chinese state could see telecoms equipment used for spying.
GadgetsAPPLE users: Stop living in fantasy land. You are not free from computer viruses. Here’s how to keep your stuff secure.
OnlineUS intelligence service the NSA has been spying on everything you do on Facebook, Google, Skype and more. How is this possible?
OnlineEXCLUSIVE: LEADING security expert says Rudd and Abbott have ignored the issue of cyber crime despite the fact that more than five million Aussies fell victim last year, costing the economy $1.65 billion.
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